album's opening song Girlfight was described as a "friendly crunk" song that contains "grunts" as well as guest appearances from Lil Jon and Big Boi. Lyrically the discusses female fisticuffs. “Taste of Dis” is a "hyperactive club banger". “Blah Blah Blah” is an organ-fueled reggae-funk song that lyrically turns Valentine "into a naughty girl" who sings about still loving her "thug boyfriend, strangely demure and believable." "Cover Girl," is a "somber" song led by an "acoustic guitar and churchy organ swells" and contains a "guitar-based folk song", that lyrically discusses what Valentine has to do "to attract a man". "I Want You Dead" is, a demented revenge fantasy in which she does "funny and gruesome" things to a wrongdoing ex-lover. “Thrill of the Chase” is described as containing a "Hendrix riff" in which she uses to underscore her rant against her boyfriend for demanding that she commit to him, introducing the song's concept with lyrics including “I’m really feeling you but you don’t understand / I’m not sure if I can settle down with just one man.” Critical reception Upon release "Chain Letter" was met with critical acclaim from music critics. Allmusic gave a positive review to album, giving it four out of five stars. Allmusic praised the album's production continuing to say "A debut that fulfills and promises at the same time, Chain Letter contains 40 faultless minutes of club tracks and a few minutes of seductive balladry. That's not bad for someone who put it all to bed before hitting the age of 20." Entertainment Weekly gave acclaim to the album comparing it to play like Steven Soderbergh's filmography sayingT"here's a little popcorn for the cineplex and some chewier fare for the art houses. But Valentine's eccentricities, unlike Soderbergh's, actually improve her chances for stardom." Track listing Notes denotes vocal producer denotes additional producer denotes co-producer Sample credits "Long As You Come Home" samples "Adventures in the Land of Music" by Dynasty. "Million Bucks" samples "I'm Alive" by Spooky Tooth. "American Girl" samples "Shake Your Groove Thing" by Peaches & Herb. Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts See also 2005 in music References 2005 debut albums Brooke Valentine albums Virgin Records albums Albums produced by Bloodshy & Avant Albums produced by Matt Serletic Albums produced by Jermaine Dupri Albums produced by Bink (record producer) Albums produced by Lil Jon